Coming off his Heisman moment – a five-play, 75-yard scoring drive to beat then No. 3 Texas 34-30 on the final play of the game – Oklahoma quarterback Dillon Gabriel and the Sooners (6-0, 3-0 in the Big 12 Conference)
Joel Klatt, Fox Sports’ college football analyst, releases his own top 10 every week – often it mirrors the AP or USA Today / AFCA polls, at least at the top. This week, the one (VERY) noticeable difference is that,
Not just a super lot of changes in either the Associated Press poll or the USA Today / AFCA Coaches poll this week, both being released on Sunday. The top four remained the same in both polls – Georgia kept
Rarely does a highly-billed game really live up to its hype. Saturday’s game between No. 7 Oregon and No. 8 Washington? It did, and then some. In a game with six lead changes and good quarterback play on both sides,
here are some games of note to keep an eye on as Week 7 of the College Football season rolls around today. Texas A&M is at No. 19 Tennessee, Arkansas visits No. 11 Alabama, No. 10 Southern California tests No.
Without question, the game of highest importance on the schedule on Saturday is Oregon at Washington, a top-10 battle (A preview: Historic clash and national spotlight await longtime rivals when No. 7 Washington hosts No. 8 Oregon). But there are
Fox Sports college football analyst Joel Klatt releases his top 10 every week of the regular season, and sometimes it’s not “news-y.” This week, it might be. Klatt, who normally does the 11 a.m. game with Gus Johnson on FOX
Both the Associated Press and the USA Today / AFCA Coaches poll have been released – or escaped – and there are a few changes, following Oklahoma’s win over Texas, and a couple of other previously-undefeated teams falling on Saturday.
Ninth-ranked Southern Cal and reigning Heisman Trophy-winner Caleb Williams needed triple overtime to survive an upset bid at home over scrappy Arizona; eleventh-ranked Alabama plodded through the first half against rival Texas A&M in College Station, then looked a little
Missouri took LSU to the wire, Maryland out-played Ohio State – for a half, and Texas and Oklahoma gave everyone a show in their annual Cotton Bowl showdown, all the way up until the Sooners scored late for the win